Sentence examples for attributable to the ongoing from inspiring English sources
The cumulative supply shortfall – the authors estimate that potential output is now 7% below the pre-2007 trajectory – may be larger than the current output shortfall attributable to the ongoing lack of aggregate demand.
Bradman's reclusiveness in later life is partly attributable to the ongoing health problems of his wife, particularly following the open-heart surgery Jessie underwent in her 60s.
Combat specialists and Marine Corps members were also more likely to respond to the open text question, which may be attributable to the ongoing combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
For instance, if this occurs during an acute infection process, allergic manifestation or inflammatory episode, then the out-of-range markers may be more attributable to the ongoing host response to the infection/allergens/inflammation rather than to the nutritional intervention.
Our findings showed that intra-rater reliability was significantly improved for 6-month follow-up chart abstraction compared to retrospective chart abstraction at baseline, which may be attributable to the effect of ongoing abstractor training and increasing familiarization with the nuances of chart abstraction over time.
The monophasic model appears to be the result of ongoing maintenance attributable to the status or continued use of the street (Sains-du-Nord) or lane (Lieusaint).
18 According to the transience perspective, such psychometric changes are more attributable to the sensitivity of the MMPI to ongoing change during adolescence than to test structure problems.
The mechanism of such mitochondrial clusters is hypothesized to be attributable to the formation of tethered intermediates, which are unable to complete mitochondrial fusion, whereby ongoing fission then leads to fragmented-tethered mitochondrial clusters [35], [36].
That may be attributable to the economy.
How many might be considered "attributable" to the disaster?
These are not sums attributable to the vagaries of war.
